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Editors - Ray & Susie Butters Volume 2 Issue 42 April 2011 Phone: (719) 989-3056
Happy Birthday!
On 11 April 1900, the United States Navy purchased the
Type VI Holland Diving Boat. They christened it the USS
Holland (SS 1) and it became the Navy’s first submarine.
USS HOLLAND (SS 1)
I think that’s’ Chief O’Hara up front
John Philip Holland’s vision was of a submarine fleet
which could act, in today’s language, as a deterrent and
he consistently proclaimed that submarines would
actually prevent war.
When the Navy announced a $200,000 competition to
build a submarine, Holland, who had been designing
submarines for many years, entered his drawings in the
competition and set up the John P Holland Torpedo
Boat Company.
On 13 March 1895, the $200,000 contract for Holland’s
patented design was signed and the government elected
to call it the Plunger. The contract’s ambitious speed
and endurance requirements dictated that the steam
plant and the electric motor be huge, making the boat
very large (and very hot for a crew). From the start,
Holland predicted, to himself, that the Plunger would
fail. Government and financial pressure, however, had
forced Holland to embark on the Plunger against his
own better judgment.
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During construction of the Plunger, Holland had
convinced his board and backers to finance another
submarine, built entirely to his own specifications,
which could be sold to markets other than just the
United States Government. That plan worked out
because the Plunger was launched in 1897, but the navy
stopped the trials and shifted their interest to the new
Holland VI instead.
The Holland VI turned out to be as near perfect as the
times would allow. But, on the night of 13 October
1897, a worker left a valve open while the boat was still
in the slip. At high tide, water flooded the boat. After
the water was pumped out, all the electrical equipment
was grounded and they could not get enough heat to
them to dry them out. Consequently, short of cutting
the boat open and ripping out all the electrical
equipment, the John P Holland Torpedo Boat Company
could not fix the problem. Fortunately, the accident
brought to the stage a clever young electrician by the
name of Frank T. Cable, on loan from the Electro-
Dynamic Company of Philadelphia. Unencumbered by
rules or red tape, that has never since been equaled, he
simply reversed the current in the field circuits,
neglecting all principles of recognized electrical motor
management, and soon the wiring generated ample heat
to dry out the circuits.
On 17 March 1898, Holland VI made its first successful
dive underway off Staten Island and on Sunday, 27
March 1898, the Navy Department witnessed, to their
complete satisfaction, the formal trials. On 10 April
1898 the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Theodore
Roosevelt, wrote to the Secretary of the Navy saying
that he thought the Holland submarine boat should be
purchased.
It took another year for the navy to train men, test the
boat, and demand modification after modification.
Some were sound, but most just delayed delivery.

During this time, due to financial problems, the Electric
Boat Company absorbed the Holland Torpedo Boat
Company. They soon also swallowed up other
companies, including the Electro-Dynamic Company of
Philadelphia. Even after being in the US more than 30
years, Holland, an Irishman, was no match for the
acumen of American businessmen and was slowly and
steadily being eased out of what was becoming a very
powerful concern. He had lost extensive foreign patent
rights to the composite company and his status in the
new firm was considerably diminished. By the time of
the final trails, Holland was little more than a bystander.
On 11 April 1900, Holland VI was bought for the
United States Navy amidst headlines describing her as
‘the Monster War Fish’, ‘Uncle Sam’s Devil of the
Deep’ and ‘The Navy Hell Diver’. As other navies of
the world paid close attention to these proceedings and
the ranting of the press, Holland VI took her place in
the United States Navy as the USS Holland (SS-1).
The original contract for the Plunger was cancelled on
19 November 1900. On 1 February 1902 it was
launched, by name only, as Plunger (SS-1), but
subsequently designated A1. It was commissioned on
19 September 1903 and used mainly for trials and
training for the duration of her short career.
With all that Holland contributed to the beginnings of
the submarine success, his salary never rose above $90
per week, and by the time he left the company in 1904
at the age of 63, he held no more than one half of one
per cent of the company’s share value. So, on April the
11 th , when you’re celebrating the birth of our submarine
force, say a quiet little thank you to John P. Holland.
2011 HADDO REUNION
Once again, our call to
arms is
“See You in St. Louie”
anywhere from 20 to 45 years. In that context, I guess
it could be considered old hat.
Planned Events
Thursday’s Kick-Off
Registration begins at noon (1200 hours), September
22, in the Hospitality Room. The Hospitality Room
will be open from 10:00AM till ????? daily and will
be stocked with beer, sodas and chips.
Friday’s Gala Events
Golf Outing: We’ll start Friday morning,
September 23, with the USS Haddo Golf Outing.
The event will be held at the Crystal Springs Quarry
Golf Course. Tee off time is at 8:00AM. This year,
because of all the other special events on Friday, we
will be playing 9 holes instead of the usual 18 holes.
The cost for this event is $18.00 which includes the
cart. Rental clubs will be available for $12.50. Each
person participating in the golf outing will be
responsible for their greens fees and club rentals, and
will pay the golf course directly. We are also going
to change the scoring a bit this year to give everyone
a chance at winning one of those fabulous trophies.
At the end of the outing, all names and scores will go
into a hat and the teams will be selected by random
drawing from the hat. Participants will be
responsible for their own transportation to and from
the golf course.
If you read the last newsletter, the next couple of pages
will be old hat to you. But, if you missed it, or are as
forgetful as I am, the following will give you an idea as
2009’s August Collection of Golfers
to what we’re going to be doing from Thursday, Arboretum Tour at the Missouri Botanical
September 22 through Saturday, September 24, Gardens: The Missouri Botanical Gardens consists
2011. And, if you attended the 2009 reunion, don’t of 79 acres of beautiful gardens. This year we are
think for a minute that this reunion is going to be old offering a tour of the gardens on Friday afternoon,
hat. The reunion committee has basically doubled the September 23. We are working with the Arboretum
number of Haddo shipmates that now know about the as of this writing to secure a guide for our tour of the
reunion. So, plan on seeing guys you haven’t seen in gardens. Cost of this event is $7.00 per person. A
bus will be provided for transportation to and from
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the Crowne Plaza Hotel. The bus will leave
promptly at 1:00PM. The tour will be approximately
2 hours. Walking shoes are recommended.
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Skyline Dinner Cruise: On Friday evening,
September 23, we are offering a paddleboat cruise
billed as the Skyline Dinner Cruise on the
Mississippi River. Dinner entrees will be a choice of
prime rib, chicken champagne, or vegetarian
manicotti. These will be served with salad,
vegetable, potato or rice and dessert. Musicians play
riverboat style jazz while we cruise. A great view of
the St. Louis skyline by night is an added attraction.
The cost for the cruise and meal is $40.00 per person.
Cocktails are available at an additional cost. If you
are going to participate you must make your entrée
selection on the registration form and include the
cost of the cruise with your registration. A bus will
be provided for transportation to and from the
Crowne Plaza Hotel. The bus will leave promptly at
6:00PM.
4:00PM. As an added attraction, we have asked
Haddo’s first COB, Joseph O’Hara and Haddo’s
interim decommissioning COB, David Waddell to
speak to the group. Each COB has been asked to
speak for 10-15 minutes about their experience and
that of their crews aboard the Haddo.
Group Pictures: Once again we will be taking
group pictures. We will begin taking the pictures at
5:00PM Saturday. Please be prompt so when your
group is called for the picture everyone is available
for the photographer. Group pictures will be
available for purchase directly from the
photographer. The photographer will have request
forms available. Just complete the request form and
make check payable to Trotter Photo.
Photo Booth: In addition to the group pictures, this
year we will have a picture booth set up. This will
accommodate small groups of people for
instantaneous pictures at no charge to you, so gather
your group of shipmates and have pictures taken that
you can take home with you. The booth will be
available from 2:00 to 5:00PM. The pictures will be
produced immediately and given to those in the
group.
Banquet: Saturday night, September 24, we will
host the 2011 Reunion Banquet. A no host bar opens
at 6:00PM and dinner starts at 7:00PM. Choices for
meals are as follows:
New York Strip Steak with roasted potatoes,
vegetable medley, salad, and dessert.
Chicken Cordon Bleu with lemon beurre blanc
sauce, roasted potatoes, vegetable medley, salad,
and dessert.
Vegetarian Meal – Chef’s choice.
Costs for the various meal choices
are shown on the registration form.
Guest Speaker: Gregg Larson was the last
commanding officer of the USS Haddo. He took
command in 1988 and remained in command of
Haddo through deactivation and then decommissioning
in 1991.
Sunday’s Farewells
Join shipmates and friends for a no host breakfast at
the buffet to bid farewell until the next reunion. The
Crowne Plaza has once again provided a discount of
Skyline Dinner Cruise Paddleboat
$2.00 on their breakfast buffet throughout our
reunion and extending 3 days prior and 3 days after
Saturday’s Gala Events
the reunion for anyone wishing to come early or stay
Wine and Cheese Party: The Crowne Plaza will longer. All you need to do is show that you are with
once again sponsor a wine and cheese party on the USS Haddo Reunion Group. Check out time for
Saturday afternoon, September 24, from 2:00PM to the hotel is 1200.
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LOGISTICAL INFORMATION • Please make your meal selections on the
• A free shuttle between the airport and the enclosed Registration Form
Crowne Plaza Hotel runs every half hour for • Please include the cost the dinner, cruise, and
your convenience.
tour (as applicable) with your registration fee.
• Parking at the hotel is free for those who drive Return you payment and the Registration Form
to the reunion.
to: Ralph Stroede, 41517 Alderlick Road,
• Our special room rate for the reunion is Wellsville, OH 43968
•
extended to 3 days prior and 3 days after the
event should you want to come early or stay on
after the reunion.
Banquet meals for children: Children 3 and
under are free. Children from 4 to 12 will be
half price.
Reunion Committee
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact
your reunion committee:
Ralph Stroede rstroede@hughes.net
Dick Noble rmnoble@hughes.net
Richard Hillman rhillmansr@comcast.net
Ken Brenner kwsg0913@bellsouth.net
Malo Berry mberrynj@yahoo.com
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FROM THE CREW
Haddo Memories:
from Ray Butters
As I was going through the new names on the roster, I
came across one name, David Lee Denny, that brought
back some fond memories. He was a first class ST and
hours of the morning, I got up from the couch, casually
walked across the room to the bathroom, gave up a big
heave into the commode, and returned to the couch with
practically no interruption in our conversation. That
was the first time in my memory that I had ever up
chucked. I did it one more time and coincidently it was
aboard Haddo also. But that’s another story.
was already onboard when I got there in the fall of At some point during New Construction, Mr. Hinkle
1963. I was a second class ST.
had the Sonar Gang begin 12-hour days. When Denny
I had come from ASW School, Key West, where I had
been trained on the AN/BQS-6; the new sophisticated
sonar for these new sophisticated Fast Attack
told his expecting wife about the long hours, his
mother-in-law said that with the baby coming, the overtime
pay would come in handy. Don’t we all wish!
Submarines. After classes, another second class and I I haven’t seen Denny since he left the Boat in 1965, I
would checkout and watch training films on surface think. Yesterday, I was able to send him an e-mail and
sonars. Since the first class exam was all about I’m anxious to hear back. Since I only go into town
skimmer stuff we needed to learn about the operation once or twice a month to do e-mail stuff, don’t look in
and maintenance of the various equipments, search the Mail Sack to see if we connected. You can ask me,
patterns for numerous conditions, tactics for detection
and tracking, etc., etc. I thought with all this studying,
or maybe even Denny, at the Reunion.
we were almost guaranteed to pass the first class exam.
I could spout off all kinds of information that I would MISCELLANEOUS
never use. Well, I didn’t pass the test.
Here’s a neat website sent by Mike Gaffney. Type this
Shortly after reporting aboard Haddo, Mr. Hinkle – my
division officer, said that he had recommended me for
first class. “And, by the way, when I think someone is
ready for advancement, they had better not prove me
ULR into your search engine and see some old Haddo
faces. Actually, they’re not that old.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1485878521837&
set=o.46197393562&theater
wrong.” He even gave me a couple hours a day on the Here’s another website that may be of interest, sent by
barge to study. My gut feeling was that after watching Bob. Veterans can now request a copy of their DD214
all those movies and completing all the training courses electronically through the National Personnel Records
while in Key West, it wasn’t going to help to rehash Center (NPRC). The process takes between 10 and 14
those training books. After I took the first class test business days. Veterans can also request their military
again, I realized I was right; I was going to fail this test records electronically! Log on at: -
a second time.
http://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/
Failing the test wasn’t my biggest worry. It was Mr.
Hinkle. He told Chief Jamison one time “You can
disagree with me if you want. Then we can go behind
the tool shed and I will convince you who’s right”. I
doubted that Mr. Hinkle would take me behind the tool
shed, but I knew his verbal attack could be just as bad.
I worried about the day the results would come back
showing my failing mark. I planned speech after
Military veterans and the next of kin of the deceased
former military members may now use this on-line
military personnel records system to request documents.
Other individuals must use the standard form 180,
which can be downloaded from the website. For more
information about requesting military or VA records
call 1.314.801.0800
speech in preparation, but I couldn’t stop worrying.
The armpits of my dungaree shirts became stained
beyond savaging. If I saw him I would move to avoid
his physical proximity. Then the day came. It came,
but I couldn’t believe it. I had passed the test and was
to be advanced to ST1.
That evening, David Lee Denny came over to my
apartment and we sat in the front room and drank Old
Grand Dad till the sun came up. 100 Proof, Bottled in
Bond – what were we thinking? Sometime in the wee
THANKS
For all of you who over the years have helped pay for
the production and distribution of the Haddo
Newsletter, your contributions have been sincerely
appreciated. Those contributions greatly reduced our
out-of-pocket expenses; we couldn’t have done it
without your help.
Thank You All Very Much!
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I have also gotten lots of help from Hall and Liz Clark
in getting the e-mail versions out to those of you have
agreed to receive an electronic version. It saves trees;
but more importantly to Susie and I, it saves printing
and postage costs, plus about four days of labor
printing, collating, folding, stuffing, labeling, and
stamping. Ralph and Trudy Stroede have also
contributed to getting this newsletter to you. They have
done exhaustive internet searches to increase the
number of shipmates that we can make contact with,
plus putting the newsletter on the website. They have
even made the mailings for the last issue and this one. I
can’t thank these four people enough, so I am just going
to offer a simple, but heartfelt, “Thank You”.
That leaves Susie and me with the task of putting the
newsletter together. We could come up with things of
marginal interest and generate a newsletter all by
ourselves, of course, but you won’t like it nearly as
much as when you can read about the experiences of
other Haddo sailors. Stories that stimulate memorable
experiences you’ve been through; that cause you to
remember the camaraderie that you once shared; that
make you laugh again at the fun we all had; that revive
the sense of personal pride we once felt as a well oiled
team; and that rekindle the meaning of Shipmate.
Stories from all of you can do that; mine alone can’t.
So, I hope you realize, we still need your help. You
can’t be takers all the time. You have to be a giver
once in a while too. Be a giver again, like you were on
the Boat. You didn’t just stand aside and let others do
all the work. Everybody pitched in. It’s time to pitch in
again and send us some of your memories. Help your
shipmates relive some of the most memorable times of
their lives; or maybe just be that stimulus that put a
smile on their faces. Without your inputs, I am afraid
that this newsletter will simply fade into a biannual
reunion announcement.
ROSTER UPDATE
Take a look at the roster!!! There are more names in
red, meaning that they are new to the roster, than there
ever has been. Our roster has almost doubled – thanks
to the efforts of our reunion committee and specifically
Trudy and Ralph Stroede. Just after the roster, there is a
list of names that they couldn’t find any contact
information for. Please take a look at that list and see if
you can help fill in any of the blanks.
If you change your e-mail address, please inform Ralph
Stroede at rstroede@hughes.net, or let me know at
raydbf@aol.com. Otherwise you will become one of
those names on the ‘WANTED’.
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Taps:
Ken Dundon passed away on 12/21/10
James Bunyan Perry of Dallas, TX, departed on
Eternal Patrol on 9/6/2009, as reported in the American
Submariner. James qualified aboard Haddo in 1944.
Francis E. Maguire passed peacefully in his sleep on 7
January 2011. Francis E. Maguire was an ENCS (SS)
who served aboard Haddo (SS 255) from 1944 to 1945.
This was reported by his son, Ted Maguire
(edwinejm@aol.com). Ted followed his father’s lead
into the submarine service.
Glen Morgan passed away on October 28 2010 as
reported to Trudy Stroede by Glen’s wife.
Paul Martin Robinson of Venice, FL, departed on
Eternal Patrol on 11/22/2010, as reported in the
American Submariner. Paul qualified aboard Haddo in
1945.
Mike Wampler: We lost Mike to pancreatic cancer on
5 July 2008. I still miss him every day. Lisa Wampler
The Biggest British Submarine Ever Built
Meet HMS Ambush, the Royal Navy’s newest hunterkiller
submarine. The ‘super-sub’ is able to make
oxygen and fresh water from seawater, to keep the 98
crew (it has not yet been decided if this will include
women) alive in time of crisis. Her nuclear reactor
could power a city the size of Southampton, she will
never need refueling and she can use her guided
missiles to pulverize an enemy more than 1,000 miles
away. And, despite being 50 per cent bigger than the
Swiftsure and Trafalgar subs that she will replace,
Ambush is quieter. Her propellers are said to make less
noise than a baby dolphin, making her virtually
undetectable to enemy vessels.
Of course, that is if enemy vessels can get near her.
The submarine’s sonar and radar are so sensitive that
she can detect ships a staggering 3,000 nautical miles
away. It means that if she was sitting in the English
Channel she would know if a ship left New York's
harbor. A true titan of the deep, the £1.2billion warship
will be launched at Barrow-in-Furness in Cumbria on
Thursday. But naval chiefs will nervously hope the
newly named craft will not suffer the same catalogue of
disasters that has recently befallen her sister vessel,
HMS Astute. Astute’s captain, Commander Andy
Coles, was relieved of his duties after the submarine ran
aground on a sandbank off the Isle of Skye in October.
During the rescue, a tug collided with the sub, causing
£7million of damage. Last week, she limped back to

her home port of Faslane after a mechanical failure at
sea. Ambush will be unveiled and officially named by
Lady Anne Soar, the wife of the Royal Navy’s
Commander in Chief, Fleet Admiral Sir Trevor Soar
After the ceremony, the awesome 7,400-tonne sub will
be wheeled from her shed and lowered into the wet
dock for further outfitting and testing. And having
come in massively over-budget and five years late, the
Navy is expecting nothing less than a top-of-the-range
vessel. More complex than the U.S. Space Shuttles and
able to circumnavigate the globe without surfacing,
Ambush is 291ft long, as wide as four double-decker
buses, and 12 stories high. A typical patrol lasts ten
HMS Ambush
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weeks, but she could theoretically stay underwater for
her entire 25-year lifespan.
HMS Ambush will carry 38 missiles, a mixture of
Tomahawk cruise missiles, which have a range of 1,240
miles, and Spearfish heavyweight torpedoes to target
other ships and submarines. Her nuclear-powered
engine will propel her through the water at more than
20 knots, allowing her to travel 500 miles a day. In this
image released by the Navy, a section of the hull behind
the conning tower has been intriguingly obscured for
security reasons.
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MAIL SACK
Steven Albert
Hey Hal, Please change my Address. I’m still a DAC, but have a friend there who is old Navy and we have some fun with the
soldiers, but mostly it is trying to see that the deserving get help and the wanna bees get out. Tell Butters I pass through
Walsenburg at least 6 times a year going to Aztec NM, and I'd like to look him up sometime. Have a friend in Alamosa that I try
to keep tabs on also, not an SS though. Hope you’re doing well, maybe I can arrange my schedule to be in St Louis for a little of
the time this next round. Have a few folks I'd like to see. You too!! Steven
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Hey Steve, that would be great if you can make St. Louis. I'd love to swap sea stories with you too. It's been way too long since
I've seen you. I'll pass this on to Ray Butters and make sure this gets changed for the crew's list and mail out of the newsletter.--
Harold Clark
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Patrick Brogan
Hello Hal, I received your name/e-mail from Adam Black who forwarded the current newsletter on to me. I don't know if you are
the webmaster/editor of the newsletter or not, but I would like to have my name added if you are. If not, I would appreciate any
assistance you could provide. I tried to add about a month ago, but the address listed for a contact in the newsletter (not yours)
bounced back to me. I was the corpsman from 1981-1983. We made a WestPac right after I checked aboard and then we went to
Mare Island upon returning. I wound up completing my qualifications while in the yard.
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James Davis
Ralph, thanks for adding my name to the e-mail list for distribution (the cost of mail is just too high). I relieved as Chief Engineer
in the middle of the SUBSAFE overhaul in Charleston in 1970 and was relieved just in time to throw off the lines, from the pier
side, as the ship left for the refueling overhaul in Mississippi. Jim
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Rey Esguerra
Thanks for the newsletter. If you could put my address and e-mail in the crew list, that would be super. Thanks/Senior Chief E
(Haddo 83-85 (Rouse/Raaz crew).
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Arthur Kneuer
I was initially assigned to Haddo pre-commissioning crew as Chief of the Boat. Shortly after my arrival I was advanced from
TMC(SS) to LTJG and was replaced by Chief O’Hara. I assumed the temporary duties of Weapons Officer until my transfer to
OCS, Newport, RI. Arthur (Dutch) Kneuer mailto:AKneuer@aol.com
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Steve Parnes
Thank you for the newsletter. I'm a 604 vet from 86-89. How do I get my contact info on the next newsletter? Reunion looks like
a good time; wife and I recognize many names including having served with Gregg Larson. Take care. Steve
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Kenneth Patterson
Mr. Clark, Thank you for the newsletter! I have greatly enjoyed it. I was station on the Haddo (My first boat and qualified on
her.) sometime between 1989 through decommission. I have many found memories of my time onboard. I also would have to say
that it was the most rewarding out of the three I was station on. The other two are the Jefferson City and Hyman G. Rickover.
I was wondering if it would be possible for future newsletters to have the years they served next to the name? I was looking for
some friends in the list but my memory was failing me on some of the first names. Thanks, Ken Patterson
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Ken, At present, I only have the dates of service aboard Haddo for a few shipmates. However, we are currently trying to gather
that information. My best suggestion to you is to attend the reunion this September in St. Louis. There will be shipmates there
from the time frame that you were aboard that you can get reacquainted with and even find the whereabouts of others. Of course,
you name is now in the roster and some of your old shipmates may get a hold of you. Ray Butters
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Art Rodriquez
Aloha Trudy! Thank you so much to you and your husband for being such an important part of keeping Haddo memories, new
and old, alive amongst her alumni. I will not be able to attend the Haddo Reunion next September but I would like to share my
personal info for your database. I was an SK2(SS) aboard Haddo from Sep 75-Oct 79. My full name is Artagnan L. Rodriguez.
My address is 3071 Jimmy Way, Roseville, CA 95747. My home phone is (916) 749-4967. You have my permission to place my
information, including my email address of artagnan57@comcast.net, on the Haddo roster list (I did not see my name on it in the
latest newsletter). Thank you again for all the work you do in keeping the gang together and informed on the “whatever happened
to….”. Take care and have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday! Sincerely, Artagnan L. Rodriguez, FTCS(SS), (Ret. USN)
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Mark Schwinger
Hal, Thanks for the newsletter; really enjoyed it. While this may not be the correct forum: As far as women aboard submarines, I
would only ask for a review of their overall record at the academy. Personally, I do not think they belong on U.S. submarines. It
is clearly not that they aren't capable; it is strictly a morale issue with families. But then, the liberals seem to always win. That is
why they refuse their last rights and demand their last lefts. Mark Schwinger
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Thanks for the comments Mark, I agree 100%. I remember when they started putting women on surface ships. With the first “trial
group” almost all of them were pregnant within the first 18 months. There are too many discomforts and distractions on a boat.
Don’t need anymore distractions or stressors while serving on a boat.
I’ll forward your comments to Ray Butters and hope to see you at the next reunion, as I think we’ll be able to make this one. I wish
we could have “piggy backed” our reunion with the United States Submarine Veteran’s reunion in Springfield, MO. as it is in the
same month as ours and is right down the road from Branson, MO. Best Regards, Hal Clark
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Keith Abbott
dk_abbott@yahoo.com
Robert Aboud
raboud@yahoo.com
Clemente Abrenilla
ladyliberty645@aol.com
Jim Adams
Steven E. Albert
steven.e.albert@us.army.mil
Bob Alcorn
bob.alcorn@cox.net
Robert Aldinger
robertaldinger@gmail.com
William Allen
whallen@mac.com
John Almon
jsalmon710@aol.com
Bruce Alvey
bruce.alvey@comcast.net
USS Haddo Newsletter Roster
(Blue indicates Lost Contact and will be deleted from next roster)
(Red indicates new or changed since the last newsletter)
Dan (Andy) Anderson
wa5djf@arrl.net
Paul W. Anderson
panderson18785@roadrunner.com
Robert M Anderson, Sr.
andybobsr@aol.com
Lance Andretta
lanceandretta@optonline.net
Charles Andrews
cpoandy@hotmail.com
Ed Arnold
Scott Atwater
AtwaterNuclear@Yahoo.Com
David Ayer
david@cravefilms.com
Janice Bailey
jbailey41@cox.net
Scott Bailey
ms4rules101@aol.com
John Bain
tedder@wildblue.net
John Balogh
Steven Banks
sbanks1@cox.net
Peter Barlow
petebarlow@nctv.com
Andrew Barton
ajbarton737@gmail.com
Mark Bedilion
stargazzertoo@hotmail.com
Valente Benavides
valentebenavides@sbcglobal.net
Jack Bentley
k4imk@verizon.net
Steve Bernardy
steve.bernardy@genmills.com
Malo Berry
mberrynj@yahoo.com
Bob Bias
dblbog@gmail.com
Thomas Bichsel
bichseltom@yahoo.com
Adam Black
blackf001@hawaii.rr.com
Mark Blake
mark_blake@charter.net
David A. Blount
consumer22@yahoo.com
John Boehme
boehmejr1@hotmail.com
Dennis Bogus
merlin180@excite.com
Ted Boswell
tboswell1@embarqmail.com
Daniel Boutell
dboutell@riverview.net
Edward Bowe
boweew@cox.net
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Mark Bowers
mbowers52@cox.net
Dan Brakke
dan-brakke@kc.rr.com
Ken Brenner
kwsg0913@bellsouth.net
John Briquelet
briquelet1@yahoo.com
Patrick Brogan
patrickebrogan@yahoo.com
David Bronson
Darrell Brown
dbrown7462@aol.com
Ron Brown
uboater@excite.com
Larry Brunn
larrybrunn@hotmail.com
Thomas H. Bryson
tinybryson@msn.com
Steve Buescher
stephen.a.buescher@boeing.com
Michael Burke
mburke46@yahoo.com
Jeff Burnett
l_j_burnett@yahoo.com
Ray Butters
raydbf@aol.com
William U. Buxton
wbuxton@sc.rr.com
Dick Byrnes
Bill Byrum
bbyrum_1@att.net
George Cadwell
george_cadwelllll@pgnmail.com
Paul Callahan
annpcallahan@earthlink.net
William Candy
barnaclebill@knology.net
Merv Canham
mer_lin@msn.com
Dwayne Capps
Fred Carter
Powell Carter
Daniel Cartwright
dcartwright@cdcartwright.us
Ron Cedor
rcedor@msn.com
Gary Cheslak
Robert W Chewning
Bernie Clark
Harold Clark
halnliz@frontier.com
subvet604@frontier.com
A. Clary
the.clarys@gmail.com
Samuel Clifton
cthemansam@home.com
William J. Collins
Ralph Comp
rbcomp@att.net
William Cook
wj.cook@comcast.net
Ray Coons
rayc589@bellsouth.net
Daniel Cooper
dandbcoope@aol.com
Joe Cooper
joecooper55@aol.com
Gerald Corcoran
gcorcoran@mindspring.com
Lon Cotton
lon@tlcdeckrepair.com
David Crannell
dcrannell63@hotmail.com
John Cranney
john@cranney.com
Donald Cronin
sccronis@knology.net
Larry Crook
lcrooko@cox.net
Gene Crowl
gecrowl@att.net
Jimmy Culbertson
jmculbertsonof6@hotmail.com
Bill Cummings
wcumming2@comcast.net
James Cunningham
etcjrc@cox.net
CAPT Rick Current
Richard.current2@gmail.com
Bill D’Amato
runnindeep3 @aol.com
Ronald Darnell
darnell517@yahoo.com
James Davis
j_604_s@yahoo.com
Kirk Davis
kirk-davis@centurytel.net
Brian Dawson
brian.p.dawson@illinois.gov
dawson.brian@yahoo.com
Donald DeBerry
deberrydh@yahoo.com
Dale DeCoursey
dale.decoursey@verizon.net
Les Demmin
demmin@verizon.net
Anthony DeNicola
tonyjudydenicola@earthlink.net
David Denny
maz@ddenny.com
Robert Desrosiers
gdp3@hotmail.com
John DeWitt
john1@johndewitt.com
Steve Dibbins
ooofitness@yahoo.com
Rick DiSalvo
rjdisalvo@aol.com
Jack Donnelly
flyfish604@charter.net
Pete Douthit
jpdothit@insightbb.com
George Dreyer
gdreyer@dmv.com
Mike Dunbar
hdrkc.jockey@yahoo.com
Greg Dunkle
dunkle604@yahoo.com
Kelly K. Dunn
kcbarnabas@gmail.com
Roger A. Durham
Ellis Dusenbury
edusenbury@msn.com
Calvin Elam
celam@tampabay.rr.com
Terry Elkins
bubz46@yahoo.com
Steve Ellis
Michael J. Encinia
mencinia@comcast.net
James A. England
mengland4@cfl.rr.com
Rev. Bruce Erdner
bruce.e.erdner@us.army.mil
Russel Ernfield
erniegto@comcast.net
Remigio Esguerra
remesg2@yahoo.com
Michael D. Eshnaur
micbear_38@yahoo.com
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Joseph Farrell
spiritwar@hotmail.com
John Farro
johfar@mchsi.com
Steven Fedor
frogman51@aol.com
Bob Fehre
rjf401@aol.com
James (Jaime) Feitler
jfeitler@msn.com
Don Feldman
dfeldm6@aol.com
D. Roger Ferguson
rfergusonia@juno.com
Sean Filipowski
stjnms@hotmail.com
E. F. (Skip) Fish
martamerrick1@aol.com
Greg Foster
fozzy@comcast.net
Timothy France
rtfrance@aol.com
Bill Frantz
Gene Frantz
gands@comcast.net
Charles T. Free
charliefree@cox.net
Mike Fridley
mmikefridley@aol.com
Bruce E. Friebel
bfriebel1@new.rr.com
John Frye
Jeff Funkhouser
William Galvin
like2bike65@cox.net
Michael Gann
mgann@nycap.rr.com
Curtiss Gardner
sher707@aol.com
Matt Garm
matt.garm@honeywell.com
Jack Garrison
jwg604wv@frontiernet.net
Thomas Gault
tomgault@zoominternet.net
Edward W. Geiger
Isaac Generally
csds5cmc@msn.com
Lawrence Genslinger
gallcityrambler@aol.com
Steven Genstil
Bobby R. Gentry
bgentry7@tampabay.rr.com
Michael Gibbons
michael.gibbons@nrgenergy.com
Gerry Gibeault
gebo@cableone.net
Eugene Gilbert
mountaintarn@roadrunner.com
Richard Gill
rbgill@msn.com
Leslie O. Gleason
jackandlyn1223@hotmail.com
Gary Goble
dggoble@bellsouth.net
D. Roger Gooch
Donald C. Gorence
dcgorence@yahoo.com
Mark Gores
m.gores@hrlabs.com
Paul Graessle
pnsgraessle@charter.net
Aaron P. (Ron) Graff
rgraff88@hotmail.com
Walter Grant
walterhgrantjr@hotmail.com
Ken Greenwald
greenawald@advbiol.com
Skip Greiner
skipgrei@cox.net
Field Griffen
griffen11@cox.net
Richard Grigsby
rgrigsby1@ct.metrocast.net
Dave Gronbeck
dgronbeck@windstream.net
Ralph Hagan
phaser16@msn.com
Martha Hale
Breezyknoll1@aol.com
Leon Hallman
melvinhallman@cox.net
Harold Hamblet
gospace@juno.com
Earl Hamden
earl_denora@frontier.net
Andrew Harris Jr.
avharris-jr@wavecable.com
Oscar R. Harris
orharris@yahoo.com
Craig M. Harvey
c3ranch@earthlink.net
cmhl@page.com
Frank Hausen
hauslemc13@aol.com
James Hay
jimruthhay@aol.com
William Hayes
hayes6227@bellsouth.net
Patrick F. Healey Jr.
addydahat@verison.net
Michael Hebert
mhegert1@msn.com
Chuck Heidenburg
chas42@sbcglobal.net
Clifford Herbst
Louis Hermann
silentser2002@yahoo.com
Michael Hermann
mike.hermann@kimley-horn.com
Scott Herrick
doubledutchskipper@yahoo.com
Jeff Hicks
emcss1989@yahoo.com
James Higgins
higginsj124@bellsouth.net
William Hildebrandt
bhild8@comcast.net
Dick Hillman
rhillmansr@comcast.net
Don Holcomb
holcomb7@datasync.com
Fred Holmes
dholmes0488Watt.net
Kelly Holmes-Moon
badmoon@earthlink.net
Jonathan Holter
freespaceeagle@aol.com
Steve Homic
stevehomic@att.net
Carl D. Horn
cdh59@cox.net
Jeffrey Horner
jrh346@hotmail.com
David Hottenstein
dhotten@bellsouth.net
Allen Huff
alhuff@usa.net
Frank Hummel
humsing@aol.com
Robert E. Hunt
Patrick Ivory
pivory@adelphia.net
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Robert Jaeger
Mike Jensen
mikenkat@sierratel.com
Gerald Joachim
wakonade@yahoo.com
Dana D. Johnson
danajohnson@comcast.net
Douglas Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Norm Johnson
johnson@ca.metsci.com
Jack Johnston
Jim Johnston
jmj5@aol.com
Wayne L. Johnston
wayne65ford@att.net
Jerry Jolly
jerryjolly@verizon.net
Dennis Jones
kkodj@arrl.net
Ed Jones
lcdrejones@prodigy.net
Will Jordan
jordonwmp@comcast.net
Governor C. Joy
waterslug@aol.com
Bill Judd
whjudd3@gmail.com
Jerry Kaplowitz
jakaplowitz@gmail.com
Tim Kashuba
timkashuba@wavecable.com
Thad "Ski" Kedzierski
Kedzierski1@llnl.gov
George W. Keller
gwkellerjr@yahoo.com
Larry C. Kelley
William Kemp
Richard Kepner
rickndar@msn.com
David Kimbell
david.kimbell@testequity.com
Mark Kirkner
mark.kirkner@philips.com
Dave Kittelson
ealk@yahoo.com
Karl Klaas
kdklaas@verizon.net
Arthur Kneuer
akneuer@aol.com
John Knoechelman
jknock@bright.net
Earl W. Koepcke
earl.koepcke@gmail.com
Don Koeppen
Bernie Kolbmann
bkolbmann@roadrunner.com
Kenny Kolonkowski
kkolonkowski@si.rr.com
Sidney D. Koranek
Larry Krause
llkrause@msn.com
Leroy (Rocky) Kreider
Kreider@aol.com
Michael T. Kubiniec
michael.kubiniec@comcast.net
Todd Kutz
todd.kutz@yahoo.com
Phil Lambert
lambertp@ccmech.com
Theodore L. Lanske
tedsph98@aol.com
David Lantz
davecloud9@aol.com
Ron Larsen
haddossn604@sbcglobal.net
Dean Larson
Gregg Larson
greggd.larson@exeloncorp.com
Steve Lavallee
salavallee@yahoo.com
Brian Ledford
campledford@att.net
Gregory T. Lee
darter576@yahoo.com
Thompson Lewis
Thompson.lewis@gmail.com
Dale Liggett
Marvin A Lindroth
Mike Lintner
mfl4759925@aol.com
Andy Little
littleaw@comcast.net
Chris Longe
navcpo2@yahoo.com
Ernie Loomis
old66stang@hotmail.com
Bruce Loughridge
loughbd@oz.net
Scott Lowrimore
bughill@juno.com
Jerry Lundquist
Jerome.Lundquist@Wisconsin.gov
mmcs4245@yahoo.com
Daniel J. Lynch
dlynchindy@iquest.net
Donald Mack
macktoo@hotmail.com
Joseph Mack
fjcruiser@roadrunner.com
William (or Bill) Mack Sr.
Johnnymack1983@aol.com
Juice Madai
Jack L. Maddox
flinthills_1@yahoo.com
James Mangold
jim@mba-pllc.com
Joseph Manidis
David Manning
david380sl@netzero.net
Bobby Martin
bmartin358@aol.com
David Martin
martind@email.laccd.edu
Joseph Martin Jr.
William Martin
brnsfan@sbcglobal.net
Andrew Massimino
andyfran@att.net
Harry Mathis
hmathis1@yahoo.com
Joseph R. Mathis
usnjrm@yahoo.com
Phillip Matthew
pjmatthew@cox.net
Charles Mattson
silvertip46@aol.com
Myson Mayfield
momayfield@sbcglobal.net
Timothy McAfee
JL McCampbell
jlpat96@sbcglobal.net
Michael McGahan
mcgahan3@gmail.com
Patrick J. McGovern
pat@appsmail.com
John McMicheal
macm@airmail.net
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William McNeill
wmcneill@reliablecontrols.com

John McNichols, Jr.
mcnich60@aol.com
Loren McPherson
lorengm@sbcglobal.net
Dale McQuinn
Paul Meade
prmeade@perceive.us
Robert Medhurst
medhurst.bob@emc.com
Mike Medina
ranchoalfin@indian-creek.net
Corwin Mendenhall
cgm_iii_66@yahoo.com
Larry Miers
lmmiers@swbell.net
Tom Miletich
Perry Miller
pmillerfam@netzero.net
Norman Mims
normanwmimsjr@q.com
mims2home@msn.com
Marc Mitchell
Dave Montgomery
montdk@sbcgloble.net
Jimmy Moore
seahero_00@yahoo.com
Lyle Moore
percryo@hotmail.com
Ray Moore
pnc@bellsouth.net
Steve Moore
sm00461@ecy.wa.gov
Dan Morris
dan8m8@yahoo.com
Ed Mox
edwardmox@sbcglobal.net
Phillip Murphy
William Murphy
murp2578@comcast.net
Bob Nash
Dan Neal
grazor@zoominternet.net
Ed Neasham
ed@neasham.com
Bill Neff
neffw@earthlink.net
David Nelson
dnelso10@san.rr.com
Mark Nelson
Doug Newland
dmnewland90@comcast.net
Jim Niemann
jniemann@aol.com
Jack A Nobbs
janobbs@aol.com
Dick Noble
rmnoble@hughes.net
Robert Noonan
Dean Nyffeler
danyffeler@aol.com
Patrick O’Brien
patrick.t.o'brien.ctr@navy.mil
Bill O'Connor
Joseph F. (Red) O’Hara
2joe4ohara@gmail.com
Frederick Olender
olender@usa.net
David Oliver
DaveOliverJr@verizon.net
Dennis G. Osborn
denster63@hotmail.com
Wayne E. Otto
wotto@intergrity.com
Larry G. Page
Larry_page@att.net
Denis Panek
dennispanek@yahoo.com
Jim Parker
ja-parker@cox.net
Stephen Parnes
slparnes@cox.net
Mark Patsko
map604@aol.com
Ken Patterson
victm@victoriava.net
Don Payne
jddaj@aol.com
Bruce Peacey
diveanddrive@gmail.com
J. Steven Perry
Fred Pester
cgdolphin@aol.com
Thomas Philipp
tphilipp@cox.net
Scott Pinkston
sharkie_mo@yahoo.com
Kenneth T. Pitman
ktpskeet@msn.com
Cary (Rick) Polen
rixhere@msn.com
Ed Polz
Neil Poole
Roger Powers
noklin@ec.rr.com
Allan Precht
Frank Prochazka
Richard Raaz
Roger M. Rackley
visionquest4@earthlink.net
Phil Rainha
Donald Ransel
donransel@netscape.net
Wes Rathbun
thesimple@msn.com
torresdalematerials@msn.com
Bill Craig Reed
wc@wcraigreed.com
Richard H. Reichner
dachief408@yahoo.com
David W. Rhoades
dwrhr@aol.com
Thomas Riccio
ctriccio1@netzero.net
David Rice
brice27@woh.rr.com
Tim Rients
tjrient@nppd.com
James L. Rieves
jimr7933@yahoo.com
Gerald F. Roch
gfroch@comcast.net
Artagnan Rodriquez
artagnan57@comcast.net
Dwight Rogers
Keith Rokos
demirokos@earthlink.net
Nolan Romero
flonol@yahoo.com
Glen Rosendale
glenr@pobox.com
Dempsey Rouse
haddo604@embarqmail.com
Michael Rowan
michael.rowan@baesystems.com
Tom Rush
tennielgv@cox.net
Joseph Rustin
rustwood@mvn.net
Levi Salazar
Ronald Sandefur
sandef5@netzero.net
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Kenneth Sanderlin
sanderkw8175@cox.net
Fred Santillanes
fredredcloud@aol.com
Stephen Sass
slsass@embarqmail.com
Richard B. Scheuer
scheuerrb@juno.com
Charles Schneider
checksc1@comcast.net
Mark Schneider
schneider29@embarqmail.com
William C. Schneider
schneider29@embarqmail.com
haddoshirill@bellsouth.net
Dwayne Schuh
Dwayne.schuh@summit.fiserv.com
Mark Schwinger
schwinger@comcast.net
Dale Scott
dvslas@yahoo.com
Dennis Searer
dbsearer@yahoo.com
Christopher S. Seebald
cseebald@snet.net
cs6352@att.com
Gary Semler
gsemler@sc.rr.com
Claude Shelton III
cs3mail@comcast.net
Jeffery Sherwood
jeffsherwood@verizon.net
Roy Shipp
rshipp@powerflame.com
Samuel Shively
sshively@windstream.net
Charles Shults
wshbn57@aol.com
Dean Slaman
deanozz3@aol.com
Louis Slaughter
Nan Sluski
irish1947@aol.com
Don Smith
dirtywatersmith@comcast.net
Eric Smith
esmith@americanrailcar.com
Lowell (Greg) Smith
lgsracer@hotmail.com
Reid Smith
Robert Smith
rakett@aol.com
Denny Snider
dentonsnider@mchsi.com
Micheal Sofie
sofiemc@msn.com
Kevin Speer
chevroneast@qwestoffice.net
Jon Spencer
Ray Sphar
rlsphar@aol.com
Mike Sposeto
mpsposeto@yahoo.com
Calvin Stafford
calskeys@aol.com
R.D. Starnes
Phil Steege
psteege@gmail.com
Doyle Stevenson
Dick Stever
Frank W. Stewart
fandmstewart@bellsouth.net
frank.stewart@slugger.com
Stephen Stockinger
stephenjn@yahoo.com
John Stoffel
Dennis W. Stone
stonedennis32@hotmail.com
Matt Stone
ms@msn.com
Louis O. Storm
lobocpa@aol.com
Barbara Stratton
Ralph Stroede
rstroede@hughes.net
Thomas J. Studebaker
tomjerstu@att.net
Paul Sturgis
pasturgis39@yahoo.com
Joe Sullivan
SulliJoe4264@comcast.net
John Sullivan
kmsia@sbcglobal.net
Jeff Summy
jeff_ssn604@yahoo.com
Glenn Suneson
suneson@bellsouth.net
Rod Taft
bgrt@cableone.net
Chester Tallant
cdtssn604@1starnet.com
Buck Taylor (Koon)
John W. Taylor
jasminetay@aol.com
William Taylor
williamlt55@yahoo.com
williamlt@aol.com
Mike Teberg
mteberg@mac.com
Steven R. Tefft
steven_tefft@att.net
Albert Thirkill
aeugene@tds.net
Don Thompson
MMCMSubmariner@msn.com
Ron Tober
october@xipline.com
Ladd Tomlin
ladeau@bellsouth.net
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Dale Torpey
dtorpey@federationbankia.com
Bob Townsend
iago2007@verizon.net
William Trudell
laura010970@yahoo.com
Gary True
Joel S, Tuchfeld
jtuchfeld@roadrunner.com
Jim Turner
jjturnerflrs@hotmail.com
Ray ‘Tim’ Turner
turners@cableone.net
Richard C. Umland
rick-eye@excite.com
Tom Upshaw
upshaw@hargray.com
John Vaassen
jrvaasse@yahoo.com
Kipp Van Aken
Steve Van Osdol
hickoryandoak@gmail.com
James Van Wyk
John Viney
buncan@aol.com
David Volkenand
david@volkenand.com
Dave Waddell
nucmmcmss@hotmail.com
Fernley Wagner, Jr.
pint33@aol.com
Phil Wagner
evaphil@msn.com

Clive E. Waite
suberrn@charter.net
Geoff Warnock
gwarnock@cox.net
Payson Whitney
Frank Wise
frankjwise@gmail.com
f.wise@mail.utexas.edu
Frederick A. Waldman Denny Weaver
Len Wiens
lensuewiens@aol.com
mowray5@rconnects.com denonweaver@gmail.com David Woodward
Mrs. Dorothy Williams
Glenn Wallace
William E. Weaver
David E. Wright
wallacgr@hotmail.com billweaver@bigriver.net Wyvel T. Williams, III
tomw@optimumsteel.com
CWOWright@att.net
Alex Wampler
Wilson W. Weaver
texsubvet@yahoo.com Raymond Wright
mrfox@sutv.com
ww071549@bellsouth.net
Edward (Ken) Wilshire
n1lul@comcast.net
Al Ward
Frederick Weilminster wilpatken@aol.com
Keith Zimmer
al_pvt@actionfx.com
kzimmer@wi.rr.com
Ron Wells Harland Wilson
Dale Ward
Linda Zink
dward@farmersagent.com Dennis Wendt
Paul Wiltberger
lindazink1@aol.com
George H. Warner
dennis_wendt@msn.com wilt@cfl.rr.com
buckssn593@aol.com L Wess
Michael P. Wimmer
Tom Warner, Sr.
tom_wess@globalstar.com jkr859@aol.com
ttwarner1964@yahoo.com Richard B. White
Dale Winstead
rich1of7@hotmail.com dale.w.winstead@saic.com
WANTED
In an effort to locate as many Haddo shipmates as possible, the Reunion Committee has been searching any Submarine Sailor internet
list they can find, and sending snail mail and emails to the contacts that they have located. They have gotten a lot of responses, but
have ended with a list for which they have no contact information. If you know how to locate any of the shipmates listed below,
please forward that information to Ralph Stroede, Haddo webmaster at rstroede@hughes.net, or myself, Ray Butters at
raydbf@aol.com. Included in the list of names, if known, are last known locations and when they served aboard Haddo.
Robert Aipperspach Allen D. Ellis
William Judd
Walter Pinkston II John Spencer
Forest Anderson Tucson, AZ
86-88
Phil Rainha
William Stone
Alan Baker 81-84
Brian D. Keller
Cochester, CT J George L. Vaigrt, Jr
Timothy S. Barrett David A. Emerick
Kansas City, MO Donald Ramirez
San Diego, CA
Modesto, CA
Lacombe, LA
90-91
Jeff Reinhart
84-88
84-89
73-77
Gerald Kelly David Roberts
John C. Whalley
Dwayne Bean
Jeffery Evans
Orman Knox
“Dusty” Rhodes
Miami, AZ
Charlevoix, MI
Livonia, MI Ronald Marchand
Early 60’s
81-85
87-91
78-79
Paul Marshall Robert E. Rockwood Jose Williams
Tim Berglund Robert Everson
Kirk Mason
Kingston, MI Monroe Wilson
Edwards Blonts Douglas Foncree
Tony Matthews
72-73
Onancock, VA
Gerald Burgos
66-68
Mark C. McReynolds George T. Rodgers, Jr.
75-78
Vista, CA
Dave Forman
Tucson, AZ 84-88 Nashville, TN
John Callaghan
Rick Carlson
St. Louis, MO
90-91
Mark Morris
Jim Mowrey
65
James Rouse
Big Lake, MN Stanley Favors Robert A. Muegge
80-83
80-83
Charlie Goldback
Camarillo, CA Mark S. Schrieber
Daniel M Carmitchel
Winnemucca, NV 90-91
75-76
Gilson, IL
65-65
Finley Nunn
Edwin Sherman
76-77
Theodore Gordon Earl Oster
David P. Shute
Craig Carr
Jim Clark
Ric Gower
88-90
Randolph Ouellette
San Diego, CA
Pointblank, TX
65-67
Bill Courtney
Timothy Howard
65-65
Ken Shutt
Daniel Daly
Early 60-‘s
Jay Eckols
Kearny, AZ
89-91
Jim Keene
Kerry Peterson
John M. Phillips
Seattle, WA
69-70
Lyle Spain
Kevin Spear
89-90
86-89
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USS Haddo SSN-604 and SS-255 Reunion
September 22, 23, & 24, 2011
2011 Registration Form
Please submit no later than August 15, 2011
The 2011 USS Haddo Reunion will once again be held at the Crowne Plaza at the Airport, St. Louis, Missouri from September 22 nd through September 24 th .
ROOMS: Room Rate will be $79.00 per room. You are responsible for making your own hotel reservations. Call 314-291-6700 and request In-House
Reservations. Tell them you are with the USS Haddo Reunion. Reservations must be made by August 15 th to secure this special rate.
Cancellations must be made by 4:00 PM the day of arrival in order to avoid charges as a no show. The Crowne Plaza Hotel operates a
complimentary shuttle to/from the airport.
Registration Fee for the reunion will be $25.00 per person. If you have more than 2 people in your party, please make copies of this form. No
registration fee charge for children.
Name: Reg Fee $ 25.00
Banquet Dinner Choice: NY Strip  Chicken Cordon Bleu  Vegetarian 
(Check One) $34.00 $28.00 $28.00 Price $ _____________
Name:_______________________________________________________________ Reg Fee $ _____________
Banquet Dinner Choice: NY Strip  Chicken Cordon Bleu  Vegetarian 
(Check One) $34.00 $28.00 $28.00 Price $ _____________
Total ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. $ _____________
NOTE: Please enter your names above as you would like them to appear on your name badges – First and Last Name.
 Please check if you are participating in the Golf Outing to be held Friday, 9/23/11. The cost per person will be $18.00 (cart
included) to be paid at the time of the outing. Number golfers _______ Rental clubs are available for $12.50.
 Arboretum Tour: The cost per person for the tour is $7.00.
Please check the box above if you are participating in the tour. Number of people attending. _____________
Total for tour……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..... $ _____________
 Paddlewheel Dinner Cruise: The cost per person for this cruise is $40.00 per person.
Please check the box above if you are participating in the cruise. Number of people attending ______________
We need to make dinner entrée choices in advance.
Please indicate your choice below with the number of entrees needed per selection.
_____Prime Rib _____ Chicken Champagne _____ Alaskan Pollack _____ Vegetarian Manicotti
Total for cruise……………………………………………………………………………………………………………. $ ______________
Total remittance for the USS Haddo Reunion: Registration, Dinner Cruise and Arboretum Tour………………….…. $ ______________
Please make your check payable to the USS Haddo Reunion
Mail the check and this registration form to:
Ralph Stroede
41517 Alderlick Road
Wellsville, OH 43968
Please feel free to contact
Ralph with any questions:
E-Mail: rstroede@hughes.net
Phone: (330) 532-4238
Your Address:______________________________________City:_____________________ State _____ Zip________
Phone: ____________________________ email address___________________________________________________
Years Served on the USS Haddo ______________________________________________________________________
Emergency contact during reunion: ____________________________________________ Phone: _________________
 Check here if you would like your name added to a list of shipmates who will be attending the reunion on the website.